Mind The Gap – The Science Behind The Sporting Mind.

June 17, 2010 by  
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Using Science to Determine Clean Water’s Social Impact

June 15, 2010 by  
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Using Science to Determine Clean Water’s Social Impact

Science usually yields scientific results — statistics, formulas, analysis. But what happens when these results are tested in a different environment? What happens when scientists studying methods to improve the globe’s clean water supply put their findings in a social context? For one thing, new insights arise, demonstrating, with greater importance, that clean water is essential to health.

This doesn’t just cover physical health, either. It mean stronger social communities and schools, stronger government and health care. Clean water touched so many sides of society that not having it seems remarkable. When scientists use the latest technology and apply it to social settings, we see why.

Recently nanotechnology has emerged as the favorite for science’s efforts to clean the world’s water supply. 

The single most important application of nanotechnology could be solving the global shortage of clean water – benefiting people in both industrialized and developing countries significantly.

A new podcast explores how Eric Hoek and his engineering research team at the University of California at Los Angeles, developed a new membrane using nanoparticles that promises to dramatically reduce the cost and energy needed to desalinate seawater and clean wastewater. In the near term, these membranes could work in municipal desalination plants in water-thirsty areas, such as those planned for the California coastline. In the future, this groundbreaking technology can be adapted to meet the clean water needs of poor countries and people who rely on low cost, decentralized water treatment systems.

Once these technologies are implemented, social groups high and low will enjoy an improved life. Culture and science go hand in hand not just because one makes the other better, but because they both thrive off of each other. They work like two neighbors building a fence — together, sharing resources, anything can be achieved. Through the advancements of science and the strength of social settings, clean water can be achieved — and in our lifetime.

Michael Russell writes about a variety of subjects. This article discusses how science is helping the world’s water supply. For more clean water news, visit the Fresh Water Systems Blog. For more information on clean water filters, visit www.freshwatersystems.com.

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June 3, 2010 by  
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Texas Harms American Education

May 22, 2010 by  
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It was Cynthia Dunbar (R-Richmond) who would set the tone of yesterday’s debate over curriculum standards before the Texas State Board of Education . In her opening payer, Dunbar made it clear that she and her fellow Christian extremists …

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Science: Rapid Weight Loss Leads To Extra Thinness – The Awl

May 6, 2010 by  
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Looking to shed those extra pounds? Science thinks it might be better to take as much off as quickly as you can! A new study out of Florida followed 262.

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Can NASA Outsource Space Travel? | Mother Jones

May 4, 2010 by  
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If history is any guide, it might be harder than it sounds.

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Karen Fasimpaur: Open Education and Policy – Creative Commons

April 29, 2010 by  
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Karen Fasimpaur by Ali Shute / CC BY One venue for the advancement of Open Educational Resources (OER) is through policy change at the local, state, federal, and international levels. In addition to a new Education landing page and an …

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The New Age of Travel: Blimps and Beyond – Room for Debate Blog …

April 22, 2010 by  
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Iceland’s volcanoes inspire dreams of future, and futuristic, alternatives to airplanes.

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Things that make time travel | Drama Forum

April 17, 2010 by  
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One thought is that time travel is certainly not possible, because if it would have been, then we would already have been visited by time travelers! However, let us not jump to conclusions and explore the question of – ‘Is time travel …

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Travel waivers issued because of volcanic ash – The Problem Solver

April 16, 2010 by  
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(Updated April 16 at 12:45 pm) (Above: Travelers wait for resumption of air travel on April 16 at Warsaw’s airport. Getty Images photo) Ash from Iceland’s spewing volcano is grounding many flights all across Europe, causing frustration …

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